Denver Basin is an extreme alpine snowkite spot at 3,859m altitude in the San Juan Mountains. One of the highest snowkite spots in North America. Open alpine terrain above treeline with powerful high-altitude winds. Reserved for experienced riders due to extreme altitude and isolation.
Open all year round
Freeride (Ski touring access)
Altitude: 3859m
Extreme altitude 3,859m — severe altitude sickness, pulmonary edema possible. Rapid hypothermia from extreme wind chill. High avalanche risk. Sudden blizzards with total whiteout. Alpine terrain with cornices, cliffs, and hidden crevasses. No rapid rescue possible. Extreme UV reflected by snow — protection mandatory.
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Suggest an editAlpine terrain above treeline. Wind-blown snow alternating between deep powder and scoured surfaces. Cornices and massive snowdrifts. Varied terrain with slopes and flat areas.
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